Candidates for U S Senator Speak in Sumter and Aiken
Campaign notes list seven candidates for governor and several for U S Senator, with events planned in Aiken Lexington and Sumter. Rallies at the courthouse in Aiken June 21 and a senator hearing in Sumter August 1, plus visits to Lexington Tuesday. Names include Blackwood Lever Beverly Jerbert Williams Sick Johnston Jackson Byrnes Varre Swearingen and others.
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Lexington
United States
Sumter
Aiken
Court House
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Spartanburg
A. Frank Lever
KL Beverly Jerbert
Gollumbit
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Witsterboro
Olin DD. Johnston
J. B. Jackson
Wegener
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Janes Fr. Byrnes
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Searson in Race for Comptroller General
Louis AL Searson of Adfemitate candidacy aims for Comptroller General of Seti Carolina. He touted wide and Maurier experience as accountant and county books expert, opposing Alderman Heatiie. A motor trip through the North is planned next week with Mr. and Mrs. To Quat.
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Louis AL Searson
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Estender
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Kings Bishops and U S Senators Rise in Scornful Critique
A critical, wide ranging opinion piece compares Carroll of Romania, Bishop Cannon, and North Carolina Senator Simmons. It denounces religious bigotry, stockmarket scandal denial, and alleged misconduct while calling for accountability across church and state figures. Strong entities include Carol, Cannon, Simmons, and North Carolina. The piece weaves satire with denunciation of immorality, intolerance, and political power.
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North Carolina
Furnifold M. Simmons
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Methodist
Senator Williams Bows To Congress Race In South
In Columbia on Wednesday Senator John Williams of Aiken announced his entry for Congress this year. He has served in the state senate since 1975 after time in the house, and leads the Aiken delegation as president pro tempore. He vows to address farm problems seen as central to industry and finance, noting agriculture’s vital role and current distress in the sector. The article references opposition and support from local figures and outlines the political landscape as Williams lines up a bid.
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Aiken
Congress
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House of Representatives
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Will Make Addition To Aiken Institute
An ancient notice describes plans to expand the Aiken Institute with new construction and facilities over the next two years. The project proceeds under local oversight, with funding and timelines to be announced.
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Aiken Institute
Municipal Swimming Pool to Open at Vora Paths
Local officials announce the municipal swimming pool will open this season at Vora Paths. Bids and renovations are listed, with dates for reopening and expected hours of operation.
Tuberculosis Clinic To Be Held June 19
Public health notice announces a tuberculosis clinic scheduled for June 19. The readable text lists venue details and contact instructions though portions are unclear. Despite garbled remnants, the core item is the clinic date and health service aim.
Education and Persuasion to Enforce Prohibition
Wickersham argues that large parts of law enforcement rely on education rather than force and penalties. He cites Britain and the United States to show how temperance improved through education, recreation, and policy reform. He urges a broader, education based approach to enforce the eighteenth amendment.
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W. Wickersham
National Commission On Law -Observance
Conference of Social
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Senate race in South Carolina features Harris and Byrnes
In Senate contest Bah M. Harris faces 8 opponents as South Carolina voters prepare to weigh the field. Senator Cole L. Bledsoe and congressman Fames Byrnes, formerly of Aiken and now in Spartanburg, are among the candidates aligned in this race.
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M. Harris
Firemen's Convention Coming and Other Meets
Faint fragments describe the South Carolina Fireman's Association convention in Aiken with planning for events, local group efforts, and multiple meetings. Mentions of fire units, organizing committees, and dates appear amid garbled lines, indicating broader regional gatherings and preparations for upcoming conventions.
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Searson
Comptroller
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Carol Cannon
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Senator Williams
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A. F. Lever
Chester
Ator John F. Welllams
Seth Hogyetian
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Crime Commission
Leon. M. Harris
South Carolina
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Ad Faries Association
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